Walls for Wellbeing

An ongoing commission for the panelled dining room in a heritage house.

The walls were designed to inspire wellbeing in the owners particularly in the dark winter days. The images were developed around the four seasons and subjects that are of meaning to the people that live in the house. The traditional style was chosen to honour the house.

The design was particularly challenging in making the room work as a whole. The colours needed to flow between seasons and subject matter, with landscapes in mostly portrait apertures, some of which were very thin.

Spring wall -Artic terns, 1.75m x 0.45m
Chosen for their incredible migration
Spring migration – Pink footed geese 1.75m x 0.82m – Acrylic
Winter Wall, Edinburgh Castle, 1.45m x 1.76m, acrylic

Winter wall, Salisbury Craggs,1.76 x 0,85, acrylic

Spring wall, Artic terns and Kyleakin with Saucy Mary’s Castle, various sizes, acrylic.

Autumn wall
Kilt rock, Skye, 1.75m x 0.84m, acrylic
Glencoe, 1.90m x 1.05m, acrylic.
Reflections on Autumn, 1.75m x 0.75m and Thistles, 1.75m x 0.50m, acrylic
Summer wall, Stag in velvet, 1.75m x 0.98cm, acrylic on canvas